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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1961
Page
2
A compact meditation cites Timothy 2 10 and Jean de La Bruyere noting that women professing religion should do good deeds and that a person is valued by their conduct, reflecting on personal virtue and societal esteem.
From the Spartanburg Herald editorials warn that English teaching drags down all subjects. A university physics chief calls English the most important subject, stressing precise language as the conduit for scientific and literary ideas.
A humorous vignette from The Charlotte Observer about a man obsessed with fishing and a wife pressing him to “inventory” his spend on gear. He defends the sport and the thrill of the chase, while she questions the smell of cleaned fish and the domestic costs, ending with him sneaking off to the Catawba River to bass fish after mowing the lawn.
The editorial critiques the ruling that unions may not use dues for political purposes as inadequate. It argues objecting members will fight for refunds and questions its blanket applicability. The piece favors state laws ending compulsory unionism as a worker remedy to regimentation.
The article questions what constitutes an anti business administration and asks if the Kennedy administration fits that label. Secretary Hodges, a former textile businessman and commerce chief, says the regime is not anti business and discusses federal activity toward large corporations.
The High Point Enterprise discusses Hodges view that government should support private enterprise with sound currency and ethical business conduct. It notes concerns over rising federal spending, avoids attacking big business, and calls for a balanced role where regulations are needed yet free enterprise remains central.
George Sokolosky discusses how radio shapes taste from polkas to news bulletins and the role of FM, networks, and the FCC. He notes airwaves are government property, licenses issued, networks and newspapers own stations, and regulators balance censorship with creative freedom.
Communities off the traditional routes leverage newly found attractions to draw travelers. From Blowing Rock to Love Valley and Iredell County, historic sites scenic beauty and man made facilities boost income as tourists explore back roads, old towns, and nearby rivers. resorts add entertainment to attract longer visits.
The Travel Council reports out of state tourists spent 230 million and in state long trips 160 million in NC. Local historic sites and legends boost tourism and education, proving scenic beauty and authentic history exist near home. Travel means movement regardless of distance.
In High Point a Summer Furniture Market feature will be the award presentation of the Furniture Man Of The Year to Lieut Governor H Cloyd Philpott, with industry leaders and other former winners attending. Also noted are leadership moves at Textile Insurance and the death of W Frank Redding, plus a personal reminiscence on a minor auto crash near Main Street and its insurance implications.
A compilation of remarks from actors priests generals and politicians. Quotes cover TV villains in acting public life in the House of Lords tireless mail from constituents and advice for new congressmen. The mix includes comments on satire power in the military and campaign funding.
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